07x12 - This Way In! This Way Out!

[bunniefuu]

(cheerful music)

♪ Barney is a dinosaur

♪ From our imagination

♪ And when he's tall

♪ He's what we call a dinosaur sensation ♪

♪ Barney's friends are big and small ♪

♪ They come from lots of places ♪

♪ After school they meet to play ♪

♪ And sing with happy faces

♪ Barney shows us lots of things ♪

♪ Like how to play pretend

♪ ABCs and s and how to be a friend ♪

♪ Barney comes to play with us

♪ Whenever we may need him

♪ Barney can be your friend too ♪

♪ If you just make-believe him

(pleasant music)

- [Nick] Way to go, Sarah.

- Thanks.

I've got one more beanbag.

- Okay, throw it.

- Aw, missed.

- Look, you got one, two, three beanbags in the circle

and only one, two beanbags out of the circle.

Good job.

Now it's my turn.

♪ In and out the circle

♪ In and out the circle

♪ In and out the circle

♪ How many will be in

♪ In and out the circle

♪ In and out the circle

♪ In and out the circle

♪ How many will be in

- That's great.

You got four beanbags in the circle

and only one out of the circle.

- Let's clean up and put these beanbags away.

- Okay.

Come on, Barney.

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ To put our things away

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ In and out the doorway

♪ To put our things away

- Whoa. - Barney.

- Hi, Nick.

Hi, Sarah.

Am I in?

Or out?

That was fun going in and out of the doorway.

What are you doing?

- We were seeing how many beanbags

we could toss into the circle.

- Oh, that sounds like a great game.

- Yeah, it was a lot of fun.

- Hi, guys. - Hi, Angela.

- Hi, Barney, hi, Sarah, hi, Nick.

- Hello.

- What's in the box, Angela?

- Can you guess?

- Oh boy.

I love guessing games.

- Hm.

Is there a toy car in there?

- Try again.

- Is it a doll?

- Nope, that's not it.

- How about an elephant?

Not even a little elephant?

- There's not an elephant in this box, Barney.

- [Barney] Okay.

- We give up.

What's in there?

- Well, let me take him out of the box and I'll show you.

- Take him out of the box?

- Oh, I can't wait to see what it is.

- Wow. - Cool.

- [Barney] Oh, why, it's a little turtle.

- Wow.

Look, he's hiding in his shell.

- Don't be scared, Terry.

You can come on out now.

- His name is Terry?

- That's what our class named him.

My teacher found him here one day

and brought him to the class

so we could learn all about turtles.

- Oh, turtles are very interesting.

Did you enjoy having him in your classroom?

- Yes.

But now it's time to let Terry go.

And my teacher said I could bring him back here

where she found him.

- He'll enjoy being outdoors again.

- Look, he's coming out of his shell.

- So he is. - I guess he's glad


to be out of that box.

- Well, Terry may not live in a box,

but I know a little turtle that does.

Oh boy.

♪ There was a little turtle

♪ He lived in a box

♪ He swam in a puddle

♪ He climbed on a rock

Oh, silly little turtle.

♪ He snapped at a mosquito

♪ He snapped at a flea

♪ He snapped at a minnow

♪ And he snapped at me

Oh my.

♪ He caught the mosquito

♪ He caught the flea

♪ He caught the minnow

♪ But he didn't catch me

Oh no.

He sure didn't.

♪ There was a little turtle

♪ He lived in a box

♪ He swam in a puddle

♪ He climbed on a rock

- Way to go, turtle.

♪ He snapped at a mosquito

♪ He snapped at a flea

♪ He snapped at a minnow

♪ And he snapped at me

- [Barney] Oh no.

♪ He caught the mosquito

♪ He caught the flea

♪ He caught the minnow

♪ But he didn't catch me

- [Barney] Oh, no, no, no.

Whoa, oh boy.

- Well, I guess it's time to let Terry go.

- Look, he's gone back in his shell.

- His shell is his own little home

that he can go in and out of whenever he wants.

- That's pretty neat.

- Imagine if you carried your home around with you all day.

- That would be really heavy.

- [Barney] Really.

- [Nick] Look, now he's coming out again.

- [Angela] I think he's ready to go.

- I think you're right.

This is a big park, Angela.

Where did your teacher find him?

- She said she found him near the pond.

- Well, put Terry in the box and let's take him to the pond.

(pleasant music)

Careful.

- Okay, Terry.

It's time to come on out again.

- Oh, I'm sure he's very happy to be back where he belongs.

(leaves rustling)

- Listen.

What's that sound?

- Maybe some other animal already lives here.

- [Barney] Okay.

- Look.

- [Barney] Oh, I wonder, is that a bird?

- [Kids] No, that's not a bird.

- Well, maybe it's...

- [Kids] BJ.

- Hi, guys. - Hi, BJ.

- What are you doing, BJ?

- I'm on a nature hike to see how many animals I can find.

- Oh, did you find any?

- Nope, not even a little bug.

- Well, we know where you can find an animal.

- Wait, nobody move. - Okay.

- I just found an animal.

Look.

Look, it's a turtle.

Sh, and don't scare it away.

(all giggling)

What?

- Well, we were just going to show you the turtle.

- Oh.

- My teacher found him and brought him to class one day.

- And we just let him go.

- Oh.

Well, at least I found one animal today.

- There you go.

Well, if you want to see more animals,

you might try over in the meadow.

- Good idea. - I'm sure

we'll find something. - Oh yeah.

- Okay.

After you. - There they go.

- Boy.

♪ Over in the meadow, in the sand, in the sun ♪

♪ Lived an old mother frog and her little froggy one ♪

♪ Croak, said the mother

♪ I croak, said the one

♪ So they croaked and they croaked in the sand, in the sun ♪

- Oh, look at her go. - Oh, little froggy.

- Very nice.


♪ Over in the meadow, in the stream so blue ♪

♪ Lived an old mother fish and her little fishies two ♪

♪ Swim, said the mother

♪ We swim, said the two

♪ So they swam and they swam in the stream so blue ♪

- Swim, swim. - Swimming around.

- Look very cute.

Oh wow.

♪ Over in the meadow, on the branch of a tree ♪

♪ Lived an old mother bird and her little birdies three ♪

♪ Sing, said the mother

♪ We sing, said the three

♪ So they sang and they sang on the branch of the tree ♪

- Tweet, tweet. - Flying away.

- So nice. - Bye-bye.

- Nice job, everybody.

- I wonder if Sissy saw any animals yet.

- Oh, well. - Oh yeah.

- Okay. - Yeah, come on.

- Was Baby Bop hiking with you today?

- Oh, she sure was.

- Oh.

- Sissy.

Oh man, where is she? - I don't know.

- Sissy.

Ai-yi-yi, where can she be?

Sissy.

- What-ee?

(all laughing)

- Oh, you snuck up on me, Sissy.

- I did.

Hello, Barney, hi, everybody.

- Hi, Baby Bop. - Hi, Baby Bop.

- That was funny. - Did you see any animals

on your hike, Baby Bop?

- Oh, I wasn't looking for animals.

I was looking for pretty leaves.

- Oh, and look at the big leaf you found.

- Yeah. - That's pretty.

- Oh, and it looks like you found something else

along with your leaf.

Something very special.

- I did? - Uh-huh.

- Look right there. - Cool.

- It's a chrysalis. - Mm-hmm.

- Oh yeah, a chrysalis.

What is it?

- Well, a chrysalis is what a caterpillar lives in

while it changes into a butterfly.

- You mean there's a little butterfly in there?

- [Barney] Yup.

It's right inside that little chrysalis.

- When will it come out?

- Oh, well, whenever it's ready.

- Oh man.

I didn't see one animal on my nature hike,

but Sissy found a butterfly and didn't even know it.

- Maybe you should put it in a safe place

until it comes out.

- Okay, but where.

- I have an idea. - Oh?

- Would you like to put it in my box, Baby Bop?

- Oh yes, please, thank you.

- Oh, it's very nice of you to share, Angela.

- Oh, oh, oh, looky, looky, looky, BJ, BJ.

Look, look, look, look, a cute little turtle.

- Ai-yi-yi, not so loud, Sissy.

It's just a little turtle.

- Oh my, Baby Bop.

What a big outdoor voice you have.

- Outdoor voice?

- Oh, sure.

When we are outside, we can use our outdoor voices.

And when we are inside, we should use our indoor voices.

♪ When we talk, we've got two choices ♪

♪ We can use either one of our two voices ♪

♪ My indoor voice is kind of quiet ♪

♪ Like a kitty who just meowed

♪ Meow

♪ And my outdoor voice, it's fun to try it ♪

♪ 'Cause it's big and strong and loud ♪

Really loud.

♪ When we're in school or riding in a car ♪

♪ It's our indoor voice we use

♪ We can still have fun no matter where we are ♪

♪ With the quiet voice we choose ♪

- There you go.

♪ And when we use both voices every day ♪

♪ It's easy to decide which one ♪

♪ We use our indoor here

♪ And our outdoor here

♪ And we know they both are fun ♪

- Oh, yes.

♪ When we're outside just playing around ♪

♪ It's our outdoor voice we use ♪

♪ We can be real loud

♪ Tall and proud

♪ Like the rooster when he c*ck-a-doodle-doos ♪

- Oh, nice.

♪ And when we use both voices every day ♪


♪ It's easy to decide which one ♪

♪ We use our indoor here

♪ And our outdoor here

♪ And we know they both are fun ♪

♪ Use our indoor here

♪ And our outdoor here

♪ And we know they both are fun ♪

- Oh, they're both lots of fun.

Whoa.

Oh, boy.

- Are you okay, little butterfly?

Oh, I mean, are you okay, little butterfly?

- Nice.

That box is a great place to keep the chrysalis safe.

- Yeah. - It sure is.

- Maybe I can find more things to put in the box.

- What for?

- To make the butterfly more comfy.

- Oh, that's nice, Baby Bop.

- Yeah. - Maybe there's something

in the caboose. - Let's go find out.

Come on, everybody.

What a great idea.

- Let's see.

What would a butterfly like?

Not that.

There's a ball in here.

- Yeah, now it's out, Sissy.

- Oh, good catch, BJ.

Thank you.

- No fish.

- Oh, that one almost got away.

- Sissy, put it back in.

- No, out. - No, in.

- No, out. - No, in.

- Out, BJ. - Here, we'll help you, BJ.

- Thanks, guys. - That's nice.

- That's enough. - Oh, look.

Another box.

Oh, what's this handle for, Barney?

- Well, why don't you turn it and find out?

- Okay.

(whimsical music)

Oh, that's pretty music.

I can dance to that.

Yeah, nice.

Oh.

Oh, a clown popped out.

- Let's put it back in.

- And do it again, whoa.

Oh boy.

♪ All around the cobbler's bench ♪

♪ The monkey chased the weasel

♪ The monkey thought twas all in fun ♪

♪ Pop goes the weasel

♪ A penny for a spool of thread ♪

♪ A penny for a needle

♪ That's the way the money goes ♪

♪ Pop goes the weasel

- Oh, wow.

I thought you'd like that. - Do it again.

♪ The painter needs a ladder and brush ♪

♪ The artist needs an easel

♪ The dancers need a fiddler's tune ♪

♪ Pop goes the weasel

♪ I've no time to wait and sigh ♪

♪ Or to tell a reason why

♪ Kiss me quick, I'm off, goodbye ♪

♪ Pop goes the weasel

- Bye-bye, little clown.

I don't think this will make the butterfly more comfy.

So, bye-bye.

- Hey, Baby Bop, look what I found.

- What is it?

- Remember how the butterfly was in a chrysalis?

- Yes.

- Well, this has something in it too.

- Something is in the doll?

- Uh-huh. - Oh, show me, please.

Oh, goodie, another doll.

Hey, everybody, look, look.

- What did you find?

- The little doll was in the big one.

- Oh, that's right.

Those are nesting dolls.

- I have some at home just like these.

See?

- Look, there's another one. - Oh boy.

- [BJ] Wow, how many dolls are in there?

- Well, let's see. - Look, another one.

- Oh, goodie. - Look at all the cute,

little dolls. - Oh.

They look like a family.

- Yes, they do. - Wow.

That's a big family.

I don't have that many people in mine.

- Well, there are all kinds of families, Nick.

That's what makes them so special.

(chimes ringing)

♪ Oh, a family is people


♪ And a family is love

♪ That's a family

♪ They come in all different sizes ♪

♪ And different kinds

♪ But mine's just right for me

♪ Yeah, mine's just right for me ♪

(shutter clicking)

♪ I've got a friend who lives with his mom and dad ♪

♪ With his brother and sister too ♪

♪ They've got a cat and a dog and a pet bullfrog ♪

♪ And I'm really glad they do

(shutter clicking)

♪ Oh, a family is people

♪ And a family is love

♪ That's a family

♪ They come in all different sizes ♪

♪ And different kinds

♪ But mine's just right for me

♪ Yeah, mine's just right for me ♪

♪ There's a girl I know who lives with her mom ♪

♪ Her dad lives far away

♪ Although she sees her parents just one at a time ♪

♪ They both love her every day

(shutter clicking)

♪ Oh, a family is people

♪ And a family is love

♪ That's a family

♪ They come in all different sizes ♪

♪ And different kinds

♪ But mine's just right for me

♪ Yeah, mine's just right for me ♪

♪ I know a boy who's new

♪ He just moved in

♪ He moved from Alabama

♪ And the person who's the head of his family ♪

♪ Is his loving dear old grandma ♪

(shutter clicking)

♪ Oh, a family is people

♪ And a family is love

♪ That's a family

♪ They come in all different sizes ♪

♪ And different kinds

♪ But mine's just right for me

♪ Yeah, mine's just right for me ♪

- I'm gonna see if there's some...

No, nothing yet.

Are you sure there's a little butterfly in there, Barney?

- Oh, I certainly am.

It's just like that piggy bank.

Even though you can't see them,

there are lots of coins in there.

- There are?

- And we know that because (coins jingling)

we can hear them.

- Yeah.

Does anyone have any coins to put in the piggy bank?

- That's a good idea.

- Sure, I have a penny.

- I have a penny and a nickel.

- I have a dime.

- All right. - We have lots of coins

to put in there.

♪ Pennies in my pocket

♪ Nickels and dimes

♪ I can hear the money in this pocket of mine ♪

♪ Little ones, big ones, silver, and brown ♪

♪ Shiny and round

♪ Coins all together make a jingling sound ♪

- Whoa.

♪ Make a jingling sound

♪ With pennies in my pocket

♪ Here's what I could do

♪ If I was at a store

♪ I could buy something new

♪ Perhaps a piece of candy or a big red balloon ♪

♪ A book or some blocks

♪ And a button or two

♪ Pennies in my pocket

♪ Nickels and dimes

♪ I can hear the money in this pocket of mine ♪

♪ Little ones, big ones, silver, and brown ♪

♪ Shiny and round

♪ Coins all together make a jingling sound ♪

♪ Make a jingling sound

- Oh yeah. - Oh my.

♪ One penny, two penny, three penny, four ♪

♪ Five pennies, look, I've got some more ♪

♪ Six penny, seven penny, eight, nine, ♪

♪ Put them in my pocket and jingle them again ♪

♪ Pennies in my pocket

♪ Nickels and dimes

♪ I can hear the money in this pocket of mine ♪

♪ Little ones, big ones, silver, and brown ♪

♪ Shiny and round

♪ Coins all together make a jingling sound ♪

♪ Make a jingling sound

♪ Make a jingling sound

- Oh boy.

That's right.

- Well, we didn't find anything in our pockets


to make the butterfly more comfy.

- Barney, I don't have anything to put in my box.

- Are you sure?

Oh, I think you're holding something

that will be just right.

- Oh, my blankie.

I can put that in my box.

Yeah, there we go, yeah.

- It fits just right.

- It sure does.

- And you had it with you the whole time, Sissy.

- I'm sure it will keep the butterfly safe and warm

until it's ready to come out.

- Well, I wonder when it's going to come out.

- Well, we'll just have to wait and see.

And while we're waiting, why don't we play a game?

- Yeah. - Great idea.

- Okay, then follow me.

Oh, I'm sure we'll find something.

- Come on, little butterfly. - Watch your step.

Now first, let me just put this down right here.

Now, everyone find a place around the circle.

Okay.

Is everyone ready?

- Yeah. - Now, let's hold hands.

And let's play Looby Loo.

- Yeah. - That's one of my favorites.

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

♪ I put my right hand in

♪ I put my right hand out

♪ I give my hand a shake, shake, shake ♪

♪ And turn myself about

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

- Come on and play with us.

Oh boy.

♪ I put my left hand in

♪ I put my left hand out

♪ I give my hand a shake, shake, shake ♪

♪ And turn myself about

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

- Oh, very nice. - Now you go, Angela.

- [Barney] Okay.

I can't wait to see.

♪ I put my right foot in

♪ I put my right foot out

♪ I give my foot a shake, shake, shake ♪

♪ And turn myself about

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

♪ I put my left foot in

♪ I put my left foot out

♪ I give my foot a shake, shake, shake ♪

♪ And turn myself about

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

♪ I put my whole self in

♪ I put my whole self out

♪ I give myself a shake, shake, shake ♪

♪ And turn myself about

- Whoa.

Oh boy.

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ Here we go, Looby Light

♪ Here we go, Looby Loo

♪ All on a Saturday night

- Way to go, everybody.

Oh boy.

Very nice.

- Oh, oh, I better go check on the little butterfly again.

- [Barney] Good idea.

- Oh, oh, hey, everybody, come look.

- What is it, Baby Bop?

- Come, quick.

- [Sarah] Look, it came out.

- Cool. - It's so pretty.

- Oh, I guess your yellow blankie was just the right touch.

- Well, it works for me.

- [Barney] Okay.

- There it goes. - Bye-bye, pretty butterfly.

Well, come on, BJ, we gotta go.

Come on, come on, come on,

quick, quick, quick, quick, quick.

- What are you doing, Sissy?

- Well, there must be lots more butterflies

that need my blankie.

Bye, everybody.

Bye, Barney. - Good luck.


- Barney, this was a fun day.

We learned about a chrysalis.

- We got to play games.

- And Terry went back to his home.

- I'm sure he enjoys being back at the pond.

- Yeah. - I'm sure he does.

- And I really enjoyed being with special friends like you.

Oh, you make me feel so happy.

(Barney humming)

♪ I love you

♪ You love me

♪ We're a happy family

♪ With a great big hug and a kiss from me to you ♪

♪ Won't you say you love me too ♪

♪ I love you

♪ You love me

♪ We're best friends like friends should be ♪

♪ With a great big hug and a kiss from me to you ♪

♪ Won't you say you love me too ♪

- Oh.

- Well, I'd better be going. - Okay.

- Thanks for a great time.

Bye. - Bye, Barney.

- Bye-bye.

I had a great time too.

See you soon.

(pleasant music)

(cheerful music)